Walter Reed TV Schedule
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Walter Reed on TV This Week
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Tue 3
The Sand Pebbles — Walter Reed
In 1926 China, during the country's civil war, an American crew of a gunboat patrolling the Yangtze comes into cross-cultural conflict with locals on- and off-board.
Air Time & Details for Walter Reed, Tue 3, 1:30 pm -
Tue 3
Gunsmoke: Sweet and Sour — Walter Reed
A dance-hall girl deliberately goads her admirers into gunfights. Rena: Karen Sharpe. Kitty: Amanda Blake. Matt: James Arness. Laster: John Alderson. Joe: John Mitchum. Chester: Dennis Weaver. Garrett: Walter Reed. Doc: Milburn Stone.
Air Time & Details for Walter Reed, Tue 3, 4:30 pm -
Wed 4
Sergeant Rutledge — Walter Reed
A respected black soldier who is on trial for a rape-murder in post-Civil War Arizona escapes during an Indian raid, but returns to the compound to warn his fellow cavalrymen of an impending attack by the tribe of warriors. Longtime John Ford stock player Woody Strode stars in the title role.
Air Time & Details for Walter Reed, Wed 4, 3:00 am -
Thu 5
Seven Men From Now — Walter Reed
Randolph Scott as an ex-sheriff determined to avenge the murder of his wife by outlaws. Masters: Lee Marvin. Annie: Gail Russell. Greer: Walter Reed. Lieutenant: Stuart Whitman. Clete: Donald Barry. Above average. Budd Boetticher directed.
Air Time & Details for Walter Reed, Thu 5, 7:00 am -
Sat 7
Tora! Tora! Tora! — Walter Reed
Semi-documentary account of the buildup to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Won an Oscar for visual effects.
Air Time & Details for Walter Reed, Sat 7, 2:45 am
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Biography
About Walter Reed
He was Walter Reed Smith on his birth certificate, but when he decided to pursue acting, the Washington-born hopeful dropped the "Smith" and retained his first and middle name professionally. Bypassing the obvious medical roles that an actor with his hospital-inspired cognomen might have accepted for publicity purposes, Reed became a light leading man in wartime films like Seven Days Leave (1942). Banking on his vague resemblance to comic-book hero Dick Tracy, Reed starred in the 1951 Republic serials Flying Disc Man from Mars and Government Agents vs.
Phantom Legion. He was also seen as mine supervisor Bill Corrigan in Superman vs. the Mole Men (1951), a 58-minute B-film which represented George Reeves' first appearance as the Man of Steel.
Walter Reed continued as a journeyman "authority" actor until 1970's Tora! Tora! Tora!